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Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

Judge Kelly, the Father Of the House ?
thinks the house OF Representatives ID .tco
large for efficient work under our system
Of government.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

A lady correspondent, who assumes TO
know how boys ought to be trained,
writes as follows: go, mothers! hunt out
the soft, tender, genial side Of your boys
nature" Mothers often do-with shoe.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

The near approach Of the completion {
the new reduction works Is most gratify
ing. The fume vas finished some time
ago. The large Leffell wheel has been in
portion several days, and most satisfac.
torily does its work. Power has been al.
tached to the rock breaker, and the ma.
chinery for sampling. Two batteries,
each with S00-power stamps, will soon be
In ehape. Five pans and two settlers are
ready 10 be pot in working order. The
50-tOn Howell furnace is mounted, and
the masons AMI bricklayers will soon
have completed their part. The dust
chamDers are in readiness. AL this pom
deTOas machinery is expected to be set in
motion during the first week in January.
Ore is coming from all directions by the
sack aud carload. Thus far the company
has paid oat abOa. $4,000 for Ore that
bay been delivered Nearly every avail
ahie spot in the spacious stOrehouse for
ore has been Sled. Ia addition TO this
large quantity purchased, John Howell
has oi his own, in ore and concentrates,
about 80 tons, part Of which has been
shipped, and the remainder il at his
mines and mills IN the southern country.
There is 40 reason why Reno should not
become a second Denver. There are
mines within sight, and the incoming ore
aud samples indicate that nothing has
been or is known, comparatively, Of Ne
Yada's mineral resources. Gasetts
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02
Editorial Notes.

Locomotives now run in Jerusalem
and the sbrill steam whistle is heard in
the streets once tired by King David.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02


! e4csSs@s y laStuEcr years, sgsh as Loss ,f
! heIa1fy, LagaitaJe, Nocturnal Ernissinns
hY9rs. n 20 society. Dirnness of Vision.
| Ayi5sS IA to Head; the vital fujd ur,ssjno
| uncSsorvci iI the Urine, and many otLer
diseaScH .'i-.: lead 10 Insanity and Death.
Dr. mlNTlB who ia r regular oh hysfcisn
tErsdnI re nf the University Penrsvivani.i
, WI. as,ss~e fo fog."3s Five nurd rod Della :.
toE :! cHs3 az ts.ia siHl tho VITAL Y HRs,'rTlP.
hjit ~ aRass 'sis spseiaI advice nd tyes,
iesnt .I'3 npi e@!", or for aay thing i.spnro
~ p. ii's'ilIisrs = "a =. Dr. Matte tr.stx
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thA Qiaat;t5 t"r g." dr,lars: s"iis - snyad
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ana bEs.sdts cE.2.ssats, gyraz,.fa1, ,,icni
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one Gc:!1r par br.tis; sls bo..i5s for Five
DR.. Mf%TurS UNiDEL,oy Pills
nre The hss. af.I cacays. Dvgpeu4is nrd
B,licns care .; iha sas.rket. Pog sale hy ali
~ iIarsaa
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02
THE HARTSFELD
PORTABLE
SMELTiHa FURNACE.

This portable Steel Waler Jacket f;meltey
invented by G, J.. EartEfs,i. tho resnIt of,
ni3iiT years of practical observation and
experiment 10 i.urope end America. Ia now
chsEtd 20 the Tublls ~ tho iaost co.srsiese,
3aTtllo aHd aacaessiEl fuJHaSs set predrc-
ea for iEe ecHnOpgicaI tgc imcnt nf Ioz
grads oTFs. II - built sutirfly ~ eIntter
lroa s'tFi pssatt5 inside, Rsd opc feaYil, incl,
boiioe p.stes 0Uf side aud he's no cheap cert
lron i;l as construction. IL made in sec
tsOns for transportation and rearires no
tr'ckwosE fer foundation. The sizes ranpe
tro:s ''r.s 20 fifty TINS and aro Cuarantse !,
10 stand tho severe tests 81 mining c-nv
sny orcs Tat run above seven onno -,
ysT fer ior nsay be readily frsclied, az
'@pst refTscto-v ores, with 10 Fsy q .,.,as
With tie lla!,.Esid pEoaoas wiz rno' ~
onii.r n,d separate like oil and v-..an ''h"
ihis furE2ce requires no y .
or atbntion than an ordinsS :, &c.. ~ s.,o
and can be run as long sp ,v;,t =. is.,n.
io.s OF tinasor oxpense for ,en,,,. Pr,,
information win bo sw asked G bp ~ sbs run
As1sascla rr ,nab.s sncltirr
Sn'aase,ss lining Company.
3. o.-EOx MS,
t'''" : NEwPcRT, HY.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

A slug received in battle twenty-four
years ago, has just worked out Of Micls-
igan mans leg.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

The Wall street daily !stockholda
says: Recently a company has been
organized in Illinois under the name OF
Me Chicago, Santa Fe and California
Railway company. The new company
has purchased the Chicago and st. Louis,
already built from Chicago to Pekin, a
distance OF 152 miles, and started surveys
from the latter named terminus to the
Mississippi river, at Fort Madison, where
crossing connection with the Atchison
extension viii be make. This viii open
up under one control the most direct line
from Chicago through to Southwest
California. 1t viii lie the only road con-
trolling its connections between Chicago
and the Pacific coast.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

Col G. Z. Daily, the new register Of
the land office, has assumed the duties Oh
his trust. Col. Da'ly's appointment is
another victory Of the republicans over
democracy, as he never claimed to be a
democrat when he sought the appoint
ment; and has no hesitation now in say
ing he is republican. The Star has no
fault to find in Col. Daily seeking and Sc
curing the appointment, but it has a kick
against the secretary Of the interior who
made it, on the special grounds that the
apPointee is republican, and there were
a great many democratic applicants from
which Mr.. Lamar might have selected an
equally competent man.-Tucson Star.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

The concentration and analgamatoi
constructed under the supervision Of Mr.,
J. f. Sanders, the inventor, was com
pleted Tuesday, and examined by host
Of people who had been waiting patiently
to zee what it looked like and how il
worked. A glance at II while in motion
was sufficient TO convince them that it is
all that had been claimed FORT. .-Florence
EntegpSiss.
II. Pastuer recently reported concern
ing ] ,G56 cases which lie had treated OF
persons bitten by rabid animals. OF
1909 Frennh cases, 8 had died; of Is2
Russians, II, Of whom had been bitten
by wolves, not by dogs; Of 20 RouEa-
nians, ] f.; Of z45 from other countries in
cluding Is from america, none. The
total number Of deaths was, therefore,
fifteen, or less than one in hundred.
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02

The clerk Of the board Of Supervisors
has issued warrants in full payment for
ali claims against the county that have
already been audited, which shows the
healthy financial condition Of county al
fairs. In addition 10 meeting these obi
cations the treasurer has applied during
the present month, from the sinking fund
created for the purpose, (S,0ss.l5, in pay
ment Of the principal all interest on war
rants issued prior to 1851. The total pay
ments for fhis purpose for the year, have
been Sll ,7G7.8l. 1t is estimated that the
total amount Of the old series Of warrants
including interest, does not exceed s3G :.
600, and therefore this debt viii be wiped
out in three more rs.--PhrniT Gazstte
Mohave County miner., 1887-01-02
TIE GREAT
ENGIlISH REMEDY

. . ~ 4 hEyER FAIL
a q c'fSe for Nervous
.Dc' ~. Exbaussed
~ ~ eini. 81
y G,.rf, ~pormatos.
ri. '.- Tnn' MauIlo0d.
4 i,es.r -.s-ar. p,os.A
'teTf'.. Esus lysfsr
AZ. ~ she terrible ef.
'fsc.a 81 sell ABUSE,
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f. Z. w ALL,
HOUSE PAINTER
AND
SIGN WRITER,
TazeweII CHI, Va,

Is prepared TO execute NIL kinds of Paint.
ing promptly, and according to the most
exacting modern taste.
He has full force of skilled hands, and
with his large experience can execute work
at prices within the reach of NIL. Before
contracting for work, give him hearing
June IL ,1y.
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THE VALUE OF GOOD LOCAL
PAPERS.

The Manufacturers Record has
often urged upon Southern people
tho Importance of giving n liberal
support to their local papers. There
is no better Investment TINT the pco
pie of any live town can make than
to secure first class live papers by
heartily encouraging their publish
ers with papers. A town is Judged
by its papers, and few outsiders will
ever be drawn To town where the
local papers show, by the lacls OF
we'll filed advertising columns, the
want of energy of the people of That
place.
Southern papers are doing great
work for their country. In its dcvel.
opment they arc taking the lead, and
they are exerting such mighty force
for the uplifting of the people by
steadily and persistcntly fighting for
the right and striving to encourage
all classes to unite in pushing on the
great progress of TINT section MS TO
attract universal attention. Free to n
large extent from sensational trash
and particulars of all the latest scan
dals, the press OF tho South have
bent their whole energy since 1865
to improve the material interests of
that section. They have sowed, but
others have reaped the profits. Ger
tainly, with the improving financial
condition Of the South, the time has
como when every we'll edited and
well managed Southern paper should
have its columns well filed with 10.
cal advertisements at good prices.
Let issues teeming with good de-
scriptions of towns and filed with
advertisements OF every business
house be scattered all over the
North and West this winter, and
good results will as surely follow rs
that harvest follows the seed time
But this costs money,a and this monty
must be furnished by the real estate
owners and agents, merchants, pro
fessional men. and, in fact, by every
one interested in the prosperity of
their section --Maautactre,s' Rec.
ord.
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is 80 much worse. This opposition
is nominally the Republican party Of
Virginia; practically it is William
Malone. He absolutely controls Tie
party organization, aud dictates the
management OF tho Canvass. The
fight is mndo solely in his interest,
and Republican SUCCESS will inuro
solely to his benefit. Flo will nomi.
nate his tools for members Of the
Legislature, and if majority of that
body are ostensibly Republicans, they
will really DO only Malone men,
pledged to sond him to the Senate.
On every ground
it is to DO hoped TINT ho may fail. A
defeat this year ought to end his
power for good or evil, and with this
incubus removed, it will not bo un.
reasonable to expect TINT Virginia
politics will again riso to decent
plane"
OF course the slap which the Times
gives tho Democrats of Virginia on
tho sly cnn DO passed ovor, But
what it saya of "boss" Malone il u
Int direct from tho shoulder. "Prac.
tic'lly,' snys tho Post, "the whole is-
suo is William Mahone," and his de-
fent will be victory to honest poll
tics IN Virginia. The Democrats will
all rendily agree to this declaration
and help their best to bring it about.
-A0rance.
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CULTIVATION OF CABBAGE.

An exchange states TINT tho oab-
bage ia tho most profitable crop rails
od in tho section around Wylheville,
Va. Ono farmer lns recently sold
his crop OF thirty-two acres, aggro.
gnting about GOO, 900, TO II Memphis
iirm ut two cents u pound, yielding
him about $4,000. That ia m aver
ngo OF $375 M acre, md is far moro
thnn cnn bo rcnlized from the cult.
valion of tho ordinary cereal crops,
or tobacco OF grnss. or course oyory
ono cnnnot raiso cabbage OH largo
scale, because NIL soils nnd climates
are not adapted to their cultivation,
but there nro mnny portions of tho
State wlero they grow Just. ns-w6l1'
M i'll Wytho, md tho success which
Inns attended thoir cultivation there
shoulL lond others who NO lust ns
invorably located to try tho export
mcnt. OF course tho question of
transportation IL IN important ono to
l'o tasen into account, ns it would
consume much of'lho profit to hayo
to haul them very far by wagon.
Although the yield of tho thirty
Two acres eppcnrs To bo large, it is
not unreasonable. Ind,el for small
or areas, where NIL the conditions
were favorable, IL much heavier yield
might reasonably le anticipated. Six
or seven thousand plants could be
raised on an aero, and ut an average
weight of five pounds, tliey would
yield 100000 or 5000 pounds,
wllcrcns tho yield in tho cuse referred
TO averaged only 1880 per aero
Farmers who are fnvorably located
would do well TO diversity their crops
by planting few es in cabbage,
or onions, or beets, or potatoes, or
tnrnips. Such things aro always in
demand, and when accessible to mar.
ket. they pay remarkably we'll
Why.
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WHAT SALT is GOOD FOR.

Whcnyou give your cellar its spring
cleaning add q little coppcras water
and salt to the whitewash.
For relief from heartburn and dys-
pepsia, drink little cold water In
Which has been dissolved teaspoon.
full CT salt
Ink stains on linen can be taken
out if the stain is first washed in
strong salt and water and then
sponged with lemon juice.
For stains on the hands nothing
is better than q little salt. with
enough lemon juice to moisten it.
rubbed on the spots and then washed
off in clear water.
In basin of water, salt, of course,
falls to the bottom; SO never soak
salt fish with the skin side down, rs
the salt will fall to the skin and re.
main there.
The very simple remedy of com
mon salt has cured many cases Of
fever and ague. A tcaspoonrul taken
in water, and q teaspoonful deposit
ed in each stocking, next to the
foot. as the chill is coming on. This
comprises the whole of the treat
ment.
For weeds in pavcments or gravel
walks, make a strong brine of coarse
salt and boiling water; pnt the brine
in a sprinkling can and water tho
weeds thoroughly, being careful not
to let any of the brine get onltho
grass, or it will kill it too.
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4
Capt. Thos. Pcery, saddle horse 4
ycars and over.
G. 0. Thompson, saddle horse 8
and under 4.
George Hurt, saddle horse 9 and
under 3.
JEo. Littroll. fastest trotcr over 4
years.
w. S. Crockett, fastcst troter un
der 4 years.
Il. A. Wittcn, fnstost paccr over 4
years.
J. III. Clark, fastest PAGER under 4
years.
O. w. REYNOLDS, bull, swcepstake.
Haller and Greover, COW, sweep
stake.
Geo. o. Thompson, bull calf sweep
stake.
Wm. L. Pocry, heifor calf sweep.
stake.
VIM. E. Peery, herd.
Jno. Whit. stallion swccpstnko.
VIM. It. Moore, marc swecpstake
Felix O'KcefTe, entire colt sweep
stake.
G. @. Copcnhavcr, mare colt
sweepstakc.
Rush Moss, heavy draft gclding,
I'd under 8 years.
Geo. A. Baugh, heavy draft stal
lion, 2d under 8 years.
NJ. s. Crockett. fret race.
VIM Goodman, second race.
Willie Crockett, third race.
Miss Katc O'KeeGe, lady rider.
w. Goggin Hopkins, gentleman
rider.
Miss Stella Stras, girl rider.
Master Archie Thompson, boy
rider.
Ed. Bandy, foot race, (colorcd).
Messrs Foote & Johnson, car
ri"ges, &C., WytlcvilIc, Va.
VIM 0. Vincent. "Pcrfcction" hcc
hive and foundation cone.
W. 0. Vincent, horse dctacher.
T. d. Johnson, collection Jcwclry,
watches, &C, Lynchburg.
Cart. Sam'l Lceco, was elected
President, for the onsuing year.
DIR. Gildersleevo, Secretary. IL. p.
Britain, Treasurer. Vicc-prcsidcnts:
D. L. Martin, Salem, Va, A. st.
Clair Capt. Thos. pecry, DR..
O'Keeife and &. w, Doak.
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T. NJ. HAWKINS, sR. TN. HAWKINS, JR.
r. M. HAWKINS S g. SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwEL1. @. II. Va
TAzEwELL O. L., VA.

Thomas NJ Hawkins & Son still
hold the fort. The senior member
OF this firm takes pleasure in stating
that he has been successful in pleas
ing some of the most exacting mon in
Virginia in the matter of building
fine houses. He points to the houses
he has built i'll Tnzewell as his best
Recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever constructed
Give honest workmen chance. They
do not intend to be under bid, nor
can they be surpassed in the style of
their work. Call on them and tioy
will respond ut the dawn of day.
They refer to A. Stellar and Joseph
S. Gillespie, and A. White.
APPS 6m. r. NJ. HAwK1N3 & SoN.
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DLUMER MEMORIAL FEMALE
L COLLEGE.
WYTHEv1LLE, Va.

Rev. S. r.. Preston, NJ. A., President.
Next session begins September 18th, 1887.
Board, fuel, lights. &c, with Collegiate
conrse, including Latin, Calisthenics,
bookkeeping, and Vocal Music in class,
Sl7S for the entire school-ycar. Art,
Music, German, French, and Elocution
thoroughly taught. Three superior music
teachers. Unusual advantages In French
and German--the teacher being a native of
Holland. Location, climate. surroundings
all combine to mako n delightful school
nome Tor girls. July22-am.
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NEW SMlTH SHOP.

The undersigned, both practical black
smiths. have nssocinted themselves togeth-
er for the purpose of serving the public in
that line of business. They arc prepared
to do ell kinds of work, from new Wagon
CIR hack or other vehicle, down to the sim
plcst repairing. They will make specially
IF
HORSE SHOEING,
which they promise to do to perfection.
They have employed II good Wagon Nnkor,
who will do all manner of Wood Work.
Shop ut the east end of town. Call on us.
Jan.7,S7-ly HALL il MULKEY.
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dt1oO to $500 A MONTH can be made
tP working for us. Agents preferred
who can furnish their own horses and
give their whole time to the business.
Spare moments may be profitably en-
ployed also. A few vacancies in towns
and cities. B. F. JOHNSON &c CO.,
1913 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
aug26-8m
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EXTRAS.

Greek and German sos per month
for each. instrumental Music $500
per month. Use of Piano for prac-
lice soc per month.
All bills for tuition will be charged
from the time of entrance until the
close of the term, and no deductions
will be made, except in case of pro
tracted sickness extending over three
weeks or more. Board can bo secur
ed in tic family of the Principal or
elsewhere at reasonable rates.
For all branches above the Public
School Curriculum, during the Firts
Term, the pupil will be charged MS
per schedule.
All desiring further information nd
dress the Principal, Rev. E. Studio
baker, MA, Tazewell G. H., Va.
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HARD ON MALONE.

The New York Evening Post, one
of the leading and most respectable
Republicans papers at the north, has
The following pointed remark tomake
about the campaign in Virginia:
"The Virginia Democrats ought to
win, but only because the opposition
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"coHrorSp oxrGRy-I. nodo Of I,,,,, -, n..-,,.
ss t Of now brochure CT two hundred pasc, pusboa
~ Dr. stnricy rnsn. which give, to all inquIr,r, fu
ofse'erai hundred surrr,ins -urr. In uis ranr r
sn-nany OF them after heps abandoned 10 dir by oh,r
phy'slan'. Ai'o "c0NrOrND oxYoEy-Ii. orlsla and
psreiopment" an Interesting book Of ono haudrrJ p.-,
Both or either will Le mailed feee 10 any uddr,,, n, nn
sation. Rsnd tho brosiurei -fS"
DRs. sTARKEY & PAI.BN.
1897 &c 1899 Arch Street, IHtfada., Pa
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TAZEWELL c. .II, VA, FRIDAY, OCT. z, 1887.
TkzEWELL COUNTY FAIR.
PREMIUM LIST OF 1887

Jas. Allon, thorough! rcd bull, 3
years and over.
Chas. Reynolds thoroughbred bull
2 years and under 3.
Geo. 0. Thompson, thoroughbred
calf.
Holler and Greover, Thoroughbred
COW 3 years and over.
VIM. l.. Peery, thorough bred heif-
er 2 years and under B.
Haller and Greever, thoroughbred
heifer, and under Q.
VIM. e. Peery, thorough bred calf.
DIR. G. w. Greeyer, grade COW 8
years and over.
Jas. Allen, grade heifer 3 years
and over
G. II. Peery, grade heifer 2 years
and under 3.
WIN. G. Mustard, fat cattle, (pair)
]. II. Sayers, fat bullock,
j. Fl. Sayers, pair oxen.
J. II. Sayers, dairy cow.
DIR. r. w. Witten, stallion, high
lred.
Felix O'Keeffe,. entire, colt, high
bred.
DIR. r. W.. Witten, mare highb-rcd.
G. q. Copenhaver. mare colt, high
bred.
John Whit, Stallion, light draft.
W. 4. Crockett, marc in single
harness.
Capt. Thos. Peery, gelding in
single harness.
w. s. Crockett, pair horses, light
draft.
d. 7. Martin. Salem, Roanoke
Co., Va, stallion, heavy draft.
David Dennis, pair horses heavy
draft
Q. c. Copenhaver, marc colt,
heavy draft.
Felix O'Keefre, entire colt. heavy
draft.
DR.. G. W. creovor, stallion for
breeding saddle horses.
II. Buchanan, stallion. under 8 |
breeding saddle horses
q. A. Fudge. stallion, aud un-
der 2, breeding saddle horses.
Felix O'Kecffe, entire colt, breed
ing saddle horses.
w. G. Mustard, mare, breeding
saddle horses.
VIM. T. Moore, mare Q aud under
3. breeding saddle horses.
j. A. Witten, mare and under
2, breeding saddle horses.
z. q. Copenliaver, mare colt
breeding saddle horses.
Q. III. Peery, mule.
s. L. Litz, mule colt.
G. A. Fudge, pair mules.
j. X. Brown, game chickens.
}. R. Brown, bramah chickens.
j. R. Brown, bronzcd turkeys.
j. r. Brown, Poland ducks.
J. r. Brown, display poultry.
j. 4. Peery, white wheat.
Jno w. Brown, red wheat.
q. w. Grccver, white corn.
G. w. Greever, yellow corn.
L. J. Brown rye.
DIR. r. w. Wit,en, Oats.
j. L. Peery, Dbl. Aonr.
T.J. Brown, sweet potatoes.
WI. Malloy, irish potatoes.
Frank Moss, pumpkin.
Sam'l Mcneil, tnrnips.
T.J. Brown, display vegetables.
Miss Martie Witten. Butter.
Mrs. Jno. w. Brown, lard.
Miss Martie Witten, vinegar.
Mrs. hos. Hurt, cider,yA
Mrs. Judge Kelly, cur
Miss Martie Witten)
cakes.
Mrs. Judge Kelly, jej
Mrs. DR.. Gildersleev Ne.
Miss Martie Wi 2estic
wine.
Mrs. A. 7. Brown, honey.
Mrs. Lizzie Mcneil. linsev
Mrs. Chas. Reynolds, cotton coun-
terpane.
Miss Sarah Brown, knit counter
pane.
Miss Cora s eel, wooden counter.
pane.
Mrs. DR.. Greeyer, woolen carpet.
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TAzEWELL HIGH SCHOOL,
JEFFrRsoNvIILE, Va.

The next session of this school vii
begin Monday, Sept. 9th, 1887, and
continue 10 months, under the fol
lowing Board of Instructors.
Rev. L. Studebalier, MA, Principal
Geo. Studebaker 1st Assistant.
Miss Susie Buston I'd Assistant.
Miss Virginia Darr, Music Teacher.
GRADES AND RATES OF TUITION.
FrnsT GHADE.-Abeced9rians, Spell
ing, First Render, Printing, and
Elementary Drawing. Per month
S125.
SECOND GRADE.-Second and Third
headers, Spelling, Writing, Drawing,
First Lessons in Geography, and Pri
mary Arithmetic. Per month $1.5O.
THIRD GRADE.-Fcurth and Fifth
Readers, Practical Arithmetic, Men.
tal Arithmetic, English Grammar, u.
s. History, History of Va, Political
Geography, and Spelling (oral and
written methods). Per month $500.
FOURTH GnADE.-Any or oil in
Third Grade, Elementary Algebra,
Familiar Science, Analysis, md Phys
ical Geography. Per month $3.50.
FIFTH GRADE.-Any or all in Third
and Fourth Grades, Latin, Higher
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
Surveying, Rhetoric, Anatomy and
Physiology, Geology, and Botany.
Per Lonth $500.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-10-07
MY THOROUGHBRED STALLION,
T O r c I'll l. n C FIT,

Bred by Mr.. Alexander, of Ken
tuclly. will make the Spring Season
of 1887, at my farm three miles east
Of Tazewell G. III.
He is a blood bay, unsurpassed
iii style and beauty, sixteen hands
high and weighs II hundred pounds.
1t Is seldom indeed that such an op
portnnity is offered for breeding to
such Il horse. will have his pedi
gree i'll a few days which will have
published, and stand him at the
very reasonable price of $40, by the
season. JOHN G. WATTS.